Amherstieae
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37 branches of this tribe, most-observed first
Tamarind
genusTamarindus
Brownea
genusBrownea
miombo
genusBrachystegia
Cynometras
genusCynometra
Amherstia
genusAmherstia
Macrolobium
genusMacrolobium
Isoberlinia
genusIsoberlinia
Julbernardia
genusJulbernardia
Berlinia
genusBerlinia
Humboldtia
genusHumboldtia
Browneopsis
genusBrowneopsis
Cryptosepalum
genusCryptosepalum
Paloue
genusPaloue
Crudia
genusCrudia
Heterostemon
genusHeterostemon
Gilbertiodendron
genusGilbertiodendron
Anthonotha
genusAnthonotha
Ecuadendron
genusEcuadendron
Aphanocalyx
genusAphanocalyx
Englerodendron
genusEnglerodendron
Didelotia
genusDidelotia
Dicymbe
genusDicymbe
Tetraberlinia
genusTetraberlinia
Scorodophloeus
genusScorodophloeus
Loesenera
genusLoesenera
Paramacrolobium
genusParamacrolobium
Talbotiella
genusTalbotiella
Micklethwaitia
genusMicklethwaitia
Plagiosiphon
genusPlagiosiphon
Brachycylix
genusBrachycylix
Neochevalierodendron
genusNeochevalierodendron
Bikinia
genusBikinia
Hymenostegia
genusHymenostegia
Leonardoxa
genusLeonardoxa
Zenkerella
genusZenkerella
Michelsonia
genusMichelsonia
Microberlinia
genusMicroberlinia
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 746996.